Sentence examples for are less confusing from inspiring English sources
The agency is also making long-overdue changes so its releases of information are less confusing.
Brokers in those places say that their markets are less confusing for buyers and renters, and that it is much easier for agents to quickly close deals.
DARGIS By suggesting that Katniss occupied feminine and masculine positions (and is therefore not locked into either), I was inching toward the idea that gender absolutes are less confusing than inapt.
Besides, he added, specific prices are less confusing to shoppers, giving an example of a recent visit to a Penney store: "I ran into a customer who wanted to know how much a coat on a rack was.
Clearly, opinion-type relations are less confusing and most are introduced by connective words.
Double accidentals raise the note a full step and are used when they are less confusing than writing the notes another way.
But on closer examination this is less confusing.
This will be less confusing for users, and will ease future transition to centrally-supported authentication.
"That's to be less confusing for the public," Ms. Murray said.
SIMPLIFY AND SET ROUTINES It's less confusing for the financial caretaker and the elderly person to keep track of just a few accounts.
